Chevy Impala Clutch Kits

A clutch, as part of the manual transmission assembly, is meant to provide brief transmission's disengagements and precise control of torque at low speeds. Installed between the engine and gearbox, the clutch is actuated by the driver using either mechanical connection (a steel cable going from the clutch pedal) or hydraulic system. Quite simple in its design, the clutch carries out an array of crucial functions and operates under pretty hard conditions resulting in deterioration of the assembly. By the way, aggressive driving seriously reduces the lifespan of the clutch.

The Chevy Impala, which has been offered as an upscale sedan during the major part of its production run, got rid of the manual transmission option decades ago. But there are still many Impalas equipped with this kind of the gearbox, and they encounter the most typical problems with the clutch system such as inevitable wear of the disc and deterioration of the diaphragm spring. A malfunctioning release bearing is also not uncommon. In any case, these problems are serious, as they can prevent you from shifting gears. And in order to address the issue in the system working this hard, quality repair products are needed. You will find an array of such parts among our Chevy Impala clutch kits.